Hello and welcome to this late political GabFest.

December 4th, 2025, the Kill Them All Edition.

I'm David Plotz of Citycast in Washington, D.C., from New Haven, Connecticut, where she is with

The New York Times Magazine and teaches at Yale University Law School and exists is Emily

Bazelon.

Hey!

What were you doing there? You were this. You were looking down at something. I was not looking down. You made me up my game for, I was not in prayer. All right, I'm going to keep to myself what I was doing. I was going to tell you, but no, I'm not going to. No, tell us. Tell us what you were doing. Oh, well, you have made me think I should up my game for cocktail chatter, so I was getting that already. Nice. How's that? Oh, I love it. I love it. From New York City, John Dickerson, co-ancher of the CBS Evening News. Hello, John. Hello, David. Hello, Emily. Although, strictly speaking, I'm not in New York. I am in a hotel in Washington where I came down just for a very fast participation in the

70th anniversary of Face the Nation.

I didn't even come to say hello to you, David, because I'm going to be back on a train instantaneously.

So Face the Nation is exactly 50 years older than the GabFest.

Well, it's a little, it's actually 71 years old, but they postponed the party for a variety of reasons.

So it's, it's close.

Wow.

Yeah.

I know that was really important.

I'm moving on.

That was a great story.

Great story. Yeah, exactly. And then I found $ was really important. I'm moving on. That was a great story. Great story.

Yeah, and then I found $5.

This week on the Gab Fest, did America commit a war crime when it murdered the survivors

clinging to the wreckage after one of Trump's Caribbean drug boat strikes?

And if we did commit a war crime, who should bear the

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